Error: Packet data: connection now allowed

i have nokia 5700
i've already configured all wap, internet, mms and streaming access points, but i cant do anything (eg. video calls, mms, internet)
when i try to access the net, i get this error msg.

Hi jahjaman
It sounds like you might need to give your network a call and check that you actually have GPRS packet data enabled on your phone.
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I use Nokia for Exchange to push my mail this from 06Hr00 until 22Hr00 on a Nokia N82 latest firmware (same problem on the first firmware)
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I've had the N97 for a little while now, when connecting to the web I've always used the WAP services 'contract WAP' option as opposed to the Internet 'Contract Internet'. When taking out my contract with the phone I ensured that it included the mobile internet (free surfing etc) within the package
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